TV tonight: it's back to the village life in This Country

This Country
10.35pm, BBC One

We are back in the Cotswolds with cousins Kerry and Kurtan for the third season of this deadpan mockumentary. With news of the death of a beloved local resident to contend with and Kerry forced to take a job – thanks to an alpaca-related debt – Kurtan steps in to provide some much-needed domestic help. A revelation from beyond the grave soon throws things into a spin for the mismatched pair, who are real-life sister and brother. Pitch-perfect and expertly paced. Also streaming on BBC Three. Ammar Kalia

Live: The Labour Leadership Debate
8pm, Channel 4

Will it be Keir Starmer or Rebecca Long-Bailey? Lisa Nandy or Emily Thornberry? The choice for the next Labour leader ranges from the Miliband‑esque to the Corbynite to somewhere in between. Krishnan Guru-Murthy hosts this debate between them, focusing on the party’s future. Hannah J Davies

Amazon: What They Know About Us
8.30pm, BBC One

Ask an Alexa-enabled device about the data-gathering that has made Jeff Bezos’s tech company the most influential mega-corp on the planet and you might get a vague answer. Better to watch this Panorama, in which former employees outline the extent of Amazon’s global influence. Graeme Virtue

Confronting Holocaust Denial With David Baddiel
9pm, BBC Two

75 years on from the second world war, and with survivor testimony increasingly rare, comedian David Baddiel takes an unflinching look at the startling world of Holocaust denial. With incidences of denial growing, Baddiel confronts those who think the genocide was propaganda. AK

Prison
9pm, Channel 4

Another run for Paddy Wivell’s inquisitive and compassionate series looking at the reality of prison life for both inmates and staff. This series, we are in HMP Foston Hall, which holds more than 300 women. Tonight, we visit the First Nights Unit, which serves as an orientation area for women beginning their sentences. Phil Harrison

Storyville: Fishing for Love – How to Catch a Thai Bride
10pm, BBC Four

Do not let the title of this fascinating documentary fool you; this really is a film about a fishing community in Denmark where more than 900 fishermen are married to Thai women. Less of an exposé than a paean to the universality of love. AK

Film choice

The Look of Love, 12 midnight, Film4

As creeping gentrification sounds the death knell for London’s smut-central, Soho, Michael Winterbottom reprises the area’s neon-lit 60s and 70s heyday with this affectionate portrait of soft-porn lord Paul Raymond. It’s a bit flimsy, but Steve Coogan almost engages our sympathies as the millionaire. Paul Howlett

Today’s sport

Premier League football: Chelsea v Manchester United 7pm, Sky Sports Main Event. A top-flight clash from Stamford Bridge.

Bundesliga 2 football: Bochum v Stuttgart 7.30pm, BT Sport 1 German second-tier match.

Basketball: Notre Dame Fighting Irish v North Carolina Tar Heels Midnight, BT Sport ESPN. Live NCAA match.